This yellow Rodger Dodger has black and orange flames, a black roof, and a Hot Wheels logo on its tail. Its tinted windows shelter a black interior, and its chrome plastic base rides on 5SP wheels.
This yellow Rodger Dodger has black and orange flames, a black roof, and a Hot Wheels logo on its tail. Its tinted windows shelter a black interior, and its chrome plastic base rides on 5SP wheels.
This Metallic Purple beetle figures a black ragtop and smoked windows. It’s sides are adorned with blue and black fish against a purple background, and it rolls on chrome lace wheels beneath a chromed plastic base.
This appeared in the “Wings ‘n Water” 5-pack.
This bus is white and chrome red with Monopoly “Free Parking” decorations and front/rear detailing. It has clear windows and a metal base riding plastic wheels. It is accompanied by a chrome red Monopoly token of its likeness.
This chrome version was exclusive to KB Toys’ stores.
This metallic silver Baja Bug has ORSB wheels, white/red/black tampos, and painted metal base. It also exists with a bare metal base.
This mainline car has metallic purple paint with black/white/blue racing stripes and “78” tampos. It rests on a black metal base with mesh wheels and sports a white interior behind clear windows.
Orange Ford GT-40 with clear windows, yellow/black/silver/purple Twister tampos, grey interior, and 5SP wheels. This vehicle was only released with the Tornado Twister playset.
*2020 update: My 2008 notes follow. However, in researching this further I’m wondering if I’d actually opened the Smokey & The Bandit release to acquire this. I’ll have to dig it out and check for a serial number, which would only be present if it was the release cited below. Meanwhile I’m going to assume I was incorrect and this is the Smokey release. Regardless, it’s beautiful.
This great looking Pontiac Trans Am was released by Racing Champions as part of the “Motor Trend Mint Edition” series. Supposedly it’s 1 of 19,998 released, but that number seems too high to consider it “rare.”
As you can see, the detailing on this release is fantastic for a 1/64th scale release.
An artistic urge caught me, so I took this fun straight-on shot. I especially like how the light glared off the silver head and fog light paint.
Light blue-green with dark blue-green flames, racing decals, and fine detailing. It’s clear windows reveal a black interior, and Real Rider wheels roll under its black metal base.
Originally sold in “Hot & Classic Bugs & Buses” boxed set.